Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-05
INDEPENDENCE DAT.
4 Glorious Day and
Throngs Of People
in the City.
n,.nd Industrial Procession.
Fxsrcises at the Univer-
j. atty Grounds Opening
Address Oration.

Address-Orations
!. Assounl Of the Sports sad III
wnssn-Ths Baseball Game
|k Notes and Con-
msnta
@ood b,ess TIE dear old GAa!
~ Nsflou's hope and pride.
- vhieh car fathers fonahi,
~ VhIsh or children died;
asa Iona q theFe shall beat
a bssrt 70 freedom true,
pre-ervs the rights ne ven
whsa this old asg was Dewr'
-R. II. Stsddard.
"a vsrfsci day and q good oelebsa-
kmssun.s such vas the verdict Of the
k.un.aAs Of people Who lhFoneed The
a,.sss Of ssaStls yesterday. The a..
s,.a.nss Of 20 many strangers In the
n. vss . matter Of some surprise, and
"a hGqhly gratifying. Il vas naturally
usss,sd that The elaborate celebration
s.nusd fos slssshere would take many
Sosf pesvls away, and attract most Of
- residents from other points along
a. Sound. Bat however many may
AVE ssas 10 Tacoma, Seattle vas still
ana % oysFHosinR. Visitors began 70
san. A. early a. Friday last and from
80 time % they poared into the city
ID aasady stream. EAch boat and
ain that arrived brouRhs ita full CON-
rIsmsai and hslped 10 Swell the multi.
~ san ross bright and clear and
III 4 soss TIE small boy who immsdi-
sisiY baQan 10 celebrate, and make tbs
rssnina air rss0nnd With the Swapping
Il esaskeSs and she booming Of Runs.
81 ala this cease With she morning,
81 h eeEtinnsd throaghoat the day
vllh eeasslsesness that spoke well for
- patriotism Of "Young America"
1ke committee having charge Of the
oelshgation are entitled 20 much credit
10 lhs regular and orderly manner 10
uhlsh everything passed Of. The exer-
ssas ueFs highly enjoyable. and the
oeessian vas very eFeditable Ia itself,
nd vas yell managed.
THn InDUgzRIkL PnocEasloN.
Ths pgeoeaaion was formed on Com.
msEuial street., between Main and King,
ed very nearly at ths time Appolntsd
80 10 readiness. II was made up as
iuslewp:
FIEsr DvTsIoS:
EmigFants.
Ohief and platoon Of polias.
seattle Brass Brand.
Edward 2. E6son, GRAD Marshal, and
A. kmmBnds and r. Wick
strom, Aides.
Liberty car.
Seattle typographical Union. No. 202.
New kpRland Kitchen.
LoRgera.
Mil and lumbarmen.
Ship and boat buildera.
19eshotsneu, Sievedores and Ringers.
B0ileTmakers.
5tockman.
Butchers.
Fishermen.
Furrters.
Gfooerymen.
b'iskmakers, carpentars and iliusrs.
Furniture manufacturers.
Agricultural implements,
Milkman.
HhoomAkers.
TaiiorA
BaFbera.
SECOND DTyHIoS.
~. Qailter and l.. p. Rich, Aides.
Newcastle Band.
Coal Miners.
Laundrieas
OgaFmakerA
Clothing houses.
candy manufactures.
Soda manufactures.
Beer brewers.
N FiFeSaen with appaFalut
Seattle Turn Vsrein.
fBadent. Orator. Peat, Chaplain, ETC.,
in carriages.
Mayor and City Council In carriages.
Citizens IN carriages.
fha line Of march was up Comm srcial
Ate@A ~ anil oA0 tLNA0N - 4 NNIt HtNgNNs
alsna Front street 10 the Central Haasa.
pgaisFmasehinR bach 20 Pike street,
- 20 Pike street 90 Third. and thence
= BE University REoands.
some Of the speoialtiea ia the process
- are deserving Of especial mention.
ne liberty ear, which vas one Of the
aose pleasing and oonspici0us fea
4Fes. consisted Of a ear elaboFateIy
.anrated With AAgs, illed With bsvy
! yeanE girls dressed 10 white. They
hf@ed 9 very pretty picture. TIE luR
gln4 exhibit Of Terence O'Brien vas an
,eiesestlnR exhibit The Ocean Ciay
nellas works. typographical Union No. |
=. zoe Seattle and Peoples Markets,
y Seattle fishermen and Kline a Roa.
AoerR Clothing Store all bad creditable
9niosia. The Newcastle miners, head
{ oy The Newcastle band, and With The
aepaFeney bearing the motto, SITS . |
~ dag when we set left" made q hns
Asstng With ever cue hundred miners,
- thetf implements, 10 line. Steam !
~ Engine No. 1. aRd the Lake Union |
.afnitore Company we're also pFomi. |
~ paris OF the procession. Mrs. Ken
WAY % horseback, ArrAyed Ia black, /
- accompanied by . male escort also /
black. attracted much attention.
- bore . stranspareacy with the 10.
Aaad.
Ne judges bad some difiisulty in
elsaling the winner Of the priEss IN the /
laeeeaason en- account Of Abe uniform
sskelienee Of the exhibits. bat they
AIally awarded the prizes as follows
Fifsa prise, $50 rerreBee O'hrlen,
essseeetiRg the ioeglng interests, With /
~ 10000 feet Of logs, crew Of men
- implements and team.
Seeood pFiEe, eSo-Ns9castle coal
yer, REPRESENTED BY . large nambeF |
salners With tools And samples Of |
peoduot Of their labor,
thifd prize, 3O-WasA 10 The
- pnlon Furniture Company for he
- DISPLAY Of wares OF ils own manu-
ne iadess. Msssrs. Lewis, CalliRAn
NlneepAU desire special mention
- OF tie exhibition OF the Printers
s1loa and Boliermaknrs.
Aisss feaaAina the University aFoanda,
.ssfR large crowd YES assembled, the
.sssssao1 halted and the speakers and
eooa their places upoa the plat
ne grounds we're beautifully
.ssss.sIed and presented an attractive
Otses AZ THE UNIVERSITY aHauNns.
sas oReniHg address Wa made by
n hinnear, President % the Day,
spoks substantially ~ follows:
AnnAEss oT Ne. KNNzAR.